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Bookmark or Share- Lager beer | Description & History | BritannicaLager beer, light-colored, highly carbonated type of beer. The term lager is used to denote beer produced from bottom-fermenting yeast. Lagers are distinguished from ales, or top-fermented British types of beer. Bottom-fermented lagers have their origins in continental Europe.
- What Is Lager Beer? - The Spruce EatsThe primary definition of a lager is that it is a bottom-fermented beer. The yeasts used to ferment the beer flocculate (gather) at the bottom of the fermentation tank. Ales are just the opposite and use yeasts that are top-fermenting. Lager yeasts can also tolerate much lower temperatures than yeasts used for ales.
- How to Talk About Different Types of Beer Like a Pro | TIMEWhat is lager? Lagers are a typical entry point into beer for new drinkers. Made with bottom fermenting yeast that has a lower tolerance to alcohol, lagers can taste light and a little malty....
- Ale vs. Lager: What Is an Ale? - The Spruce EatsAn ale is a particular style of beer that is, at its most basic, defined by the yeast used during the fermentation process. Ales tend to be more flavorful, noted by fruit flavors while, in comparison, lagers tend to be crisper. Within the category of ales are many popular sub-styles including many of the most popular beers on the market today.
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